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A review by trisha_thomas
Christmas Cookie Murder by Leslie Meier
2.0
"making a little vow to herself. Tucker's murderer would be found and punished."
I am a huge fan of cozy mysteries - and although I typically like them as audio books, they are good books to read quickly and enjoy as well. But I don't know if it was the fact that I started the book in the middle of a series or if it was something else, but I did not enjoy this one.
I found Lucy Stone to be a little unbelievable. She just seemed so laid back and easy about somethings - like her son eating the cake she made for the party! I didn't find the plot terribly engaging and wasn't even guessing on the who done it - I just wasn't interested enough.
I wish this one had grabbed me but instead I struggled to even finish this small one.
I am a huge fan of cozy mysteries - and although I typically like them as audio books, they are good books to read quickly and enjoy as well. But I don't know if it was the fact that I started the book in the middle of a series or if it was something else, but I did not enjoy this one.
I found Lucy Stone to be a little unbelievable. She just seemed so laid back and easy about somethings - like her son eating the cake she made for the party! I didn't find the plot terribly engaging and wasn't even guessing on the who done it - I just wasn't interested enough.
I wish this one had grabbed me but instead I struggled to even finish this small one.